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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26
ZOE sALE-BY RoCHEsTER & LAYTON

II0R SALE-BY ROCHESTER, g. LAYTON
L North Nam street.
Choice lots on easy terms, between Main
and Charity streets, two minutes walk from
street cars; S400 to $500.
House and lot $500 cash; so per month.
Honse and lot near Second street Cable
road, S,2o0.
Lot on Bellevue avenue near Pearl-a bar
gain-s95o. ja21ti
NAPITALI5Ta-BUYO ON MERITi ANDDE.
u velop the boom $3.50 acres of Choicest
citrus and deciduous fruit land llve-oak
groves; well watered ; no irrigation needed,
rainfall 90 inches; on railroad excellent for
colonies;a bonanza snre. Pr ce s25 per acre.
cash. No frost or other defects. Call for
full facts at $50 N. Main street.
ALsO-Choice Hill lot, East Los Angeles,
s5xll7; magnificent view, pure mountain
water; below price of adjacent property;
1000 bargain. $50 n. Main street. ja2l-tt
FOR sALk-s2200-THE PRETTIEST NEW
cottage in town, six rooms and bath
spect; lot 4OxI5O, near terminus OF Second
street Gable road will be sold on easy terms;
q big bargain. o. B. SHORr f. No. South
Spring street jan21-ti
EOR SALE - $3.50 CORNER LOT ON
II Grand avenue; exceptionally easy
terms. Biggest bargain on the market.
come early If your want to corral this gili-
edged investment and make few hundred
on the speculation. Also lot in the Juds n
tract, 53x'60, at $3.50. for few days Gnly
The only lot in the tract to be had for that
price. $3.50 cash; balance in a year. o, B.
sE0RT No South Spring street. i2Ctt
= ACRES REAL ES TATE INVESTORS.
Ct Forty acres. Two entire blocks in Tn e
heart OF Pomona. II you want a great bar
gain call al once on WIDNEY Il WHEELER,
Il w. First street. Room 7. j,20-6t
DOR SALE-A HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOM.
IL all furnished, bath room with all mod.
ern improvements, closets in every room
Lot 1oSl0o, fine lawn and flowers, stable and
buggy shed. Address NJ. b., HERALD
Office. ial9tf
EOR SALE-THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME AT
L a sacrifice. Mus. be sold inside of thirty
days. House rooms, good barn and ont
buildings, including 101a acres of land hi III.
" improved. Oranges, lemons. pears, ap.
IicOts, grapes, etc., all in bearing. This
tract ts on Alameda street, between Eighth
and Washington streets, right in center of
city: just the thing for. subdivision. For
further PARTICULARS inquire at No. ri. South
Main st. Price $4,000. JOHN MEADE.
jal91mo
NOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY, ON
Z principal street in country town OF 1900
Inhabitants.
Store and lot; s1100.
Store and lot; $500.
Store and lot; $500
Will sell half cash, half on time at ten d er
cent, or exchange for city property.
CaIl on DAMAN & MILLARD,
134 North Main Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

DOR SALE--At n bargain, 100 acres of the
l. choicest land in Cahuenea Valley, only
q short distance from the Electric Gable
Ballona and Santa Monica harbor said
tract having the most commanding ocean
and mountain view of any location In the
Cahuenga Valley; suitable for subdividing
into small tracts; offered for a few days at
half Its real value. For particulars apply to
p. g. EDDY & CO., No. Is West Fist street
oot96tf
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FOR RENT-RpOMS.

ITO LET-SUNNY ROOMS, NEWLY FUR
i nished; healthiest parl OF the city; ?22
Downey avenue !2}tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

Ghirardelll's prepared cocoa, most excel
lent substitute for tea or coffee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26
BARGAINS IN REAI. ESTATE.

EOR SALE-LOT ON CARROLL AVE
T. nue. Angeleho Heights. 50xl50; fine
view; 1920. Address 7. B., box 666. j23-St
NOR SALE-FOUR ACRES OF FINE
u hill land adjoining the John.on tact
Fine locations for residences Will be sold
very cheap. Apply to. J. Il. HOW. 222
Downey Ave, East Los Angeles. ja23 Ct
EOR SALE, OR lEASE-80 ACRES AT
L Cucamonga highly improved, with
fruit and vines: two-story house, partly fur.
pished For terms, inquire OF McC0YE Il
CU5HMAN, 23N Spring st. tjanlm
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EOR SALE-SIX LANCE LOTS ON BOYLE
avenue. These lots are offered for much
less than their actual value. owners must
sell by 3lst Second street extension opens
up quite close by. Price for the six, $1,000.
w. W. CLARKE, tS7 Z. First street.
ct
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

EOR sALE-BARGAINS ON THE IN
IL stallment plan:
5'room cottage on Chavez street, $3.50.
5.ro0m cottage and lot ON Turner street.
1920, on easy terms.
Several l-acre lots, desirably located in
East Los Angeles.
Apply to p. G. EDDY Il CO., Is West First
street oot96-tf
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For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ITO LET-l0l BANNING, COR. VIGNES,
two or three furnished rooms for house
TO parties without children jls- 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

NOR RENT-CELLAR, SUITABLE FOR
II storage; 30xl20; cement floor; under my
brick store, 80 South Fort street. EARL u.
MIGLAR, 1a2O'bt
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LOST AND FOUND.
FINANCIAL.
DENTISTS.

A DAMS BROS. DENTISTS, % S. SPRING
IA street, rooms and 8.
Gold filings from 81 up.
Aplalgam aud silver filings, 81.
Pafuless Extraction of Teeth by vitalized
air or nitrous oxide gas 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, s so.
Best sets of teeth from 50 to so, and no
extra charges for extracting. By our Few
method of making teeth misfit is impossi-
BILE.
Special attention paid to repairing broken
plates.
Office hours from A. NJ. to 5P. Sun
laYS from 10 A. NJ. to L NJ. d. If
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ROR SAI.E-A GOOD PAYING DAIRY
L with route OF $400 per month; money in
this. Call at 253 North Main. under st.
ElIno Hotel, il6tf
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NOR SA ALE--ALHAMBRA! THE FINEST
Il place in that nsighborhood: l6l. acres
very cheap: easy terms. Will bear the clos
est Investigation. BYRAI & POlNDE XTER
jn23-6t q West FirS5 street.
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INUR RENr-A NICELY FURNISHED y
T. room for gentleman. Apply to No.
ABS s. Spripg street. jan2o st
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= 4 ACRES-REA ES TATE INVESTORS.
Ct Forty acres. Two entire blocks in the
heart OF Pomona. II you want great bar
gain call at once on WIDNEY Il WHEELER,
u w. First street. Room Z. il20.6t
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07 HOWARD ~TREEr-P hEASANf SUN
z ny furnished room for two respecta-
ble ladies'. Rent reasonable j26 st
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NAEAP UHEAPEk CHEAPESf!- -
~ Two new four room cottages in nice
location; lot covered with orange and apple
trees; one block from street cars; sl60O ana
RUSSELL. cox & BRANDT, 431s South
Spring street j2A-3t
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NOk SALE-A HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS
IL all furnished, bath room with all mod.
ern improvements, closets in every room
Lot 70S100, fine lawn and flowers, stable and
buggy shed. Address NJ. b., HERALD
Office. ialgtf
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lNOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
II a sunny rooms on Temple ST., hve
minutes from Sprirg ST: price $50: rent
Sl6 Address A. r. Herald office. j2s-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD CHANCE TO BUY THE ONLY
VI brewery In Santa Barbara. Everthins
one.q uarter block OF land. For particulars
inquire of II. MULLER " CO., Santa Bar
hara ial6-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

EoR sAlE-HoUsE OF FIVE ROOMS
II and bath; all new and complete; two lots
65xl30: n gem of q home: ceiling all finely
frescoed: come and see IL; two blocks west
of University on Dowuey street; $500 j21-6t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

HAVING PURCHASED ALL THE RE
IL manning lots in the Hepburn Home
stead Association, we will continue TO sell
the same at 1890 each SUMMERS, LOVE or
w. A. ROGERS. l3i II. Main st. i23.6t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

NOR SALE-A COTTAGE, MODERN
H. style, OF rooms, cellar. bath, closets and
pantry and stable. lot 4ox160 with bsaring
orange and nut trees, situated on Shieifelin
tract, Hawkins street, at junction of He'll
man and Truman .treeIs. X. l.. Angeles.
Inquire on premises. Price $500. j2s3t
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nARTNER wANTED-WITH $1,000, TO
loin the advertiser in one of the best
paving grocery business in Los Angeles
Address, Merchant" p. o. Box 1884, Los
anreies Cal. j25 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

LOk SALE-EuUk LOIS IN THE ELEC'
Il tric Railway Homestead Association
Tract; cheap this week. Apply to G.. w.
PkATT 4ll Snrth Snring street. l25-1t
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DOR SALE-FlNESf BUSINESS LOT IN
Los Angeles for the price; next to the
new Wilmer Bank block new building Oh
corner Second and Fort. BiRAM IL P0IN-
DEXTER. 81 West First st. ja23 Ct
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

EUK SALE-S22UU-THE PRETIIEST 7 NEW
l. cottage in town, six rooms and bath
room, hard finished, perfect in every re-
spect; lot 40xl50, near terminus OF Second
street Cable road will be sold on easy terms;
big bargain. o. B. SHORT No. South
Spriug street iauol-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26

NOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
O worth slS, 900. Doing a good and en-
larging business. VIII sell part cash, bal
ance in Los Angeles real estate. Any one
meaning business msy inquire at 5O4 Dow
nov avauup Ios Angeles. Cal. lyd.lm
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FIFTEE DAYS MORE.
A Welcome Visitor and the Re-
lief He Brought.

It will be with no ordinary regrets that DR..
Barker, the great eye, ear and throat specialist,
takes his leave, which departure is set for March
10, and cannot be further postponed. There is
no such welcome that which comes with those
who give relief from suffering; and, when that
suffering has been in darkness and blindness,
how great the relief. tits now matter worthy
of more than mere advertising mention that Dr.
Barker has made a stride in advance of
hitherto known practice in eye and throat treat
ment-in many well-known cases here restoring
sight, pronounced hopeless by the most noted
oculists and not only SO, but operating with a
rapidity and freedom from pain that is still more
marvellous.
The Doctors Office, on Market street. opposite
the postoffcs, is the scene of gathering crowds
daily, but the short time remaining will leave
many unserved. Feb. %.
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posed principally Of High-school pupils and had
its first meeting yesterday afternoon. Egyptian
art was taken I'D. and papers were read by
Misses Ella Mardck, Clara Huder, Anna
Wright. Carrie Kregelo and Flora Stierk
Mr.. and Mrs Charles e. Dark entertained a
happy gathering of friends at their residence,
No 30S College avenue, last evening. Invita-
tons had been issued for reception, but the
occasion was really the crystal wedding annver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Dark. This fact became
known to many of the guests in advance, and
the couple received many beautiful presents
AS souvenirs of the occasion they gave to each
of the ladies present cuts glass vinegar bottles,
and to the gentlemen cut-glass watch charms.
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS BALL.
There were not less than three hundred peo-
pie at the thirteenth annual ball given by Eure-
ka Lodge, No. IA. Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, at Tomlinson Hall, last evening.
The ball was one of the pleasantest ever given
by the order. ALI the railroads centering here
were represented, and there were quite num-
Der of gentlemen and ladies present from differ
ent towns of the State There was an intermis-
sion at IL o'clock, and lunch was served to a
great many. Dancing was continued until late
this morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ENGLIsH,s-coRINNE "a

ENGLISH'S-CoRINNE IN ARCADIA
Corinne, who has been favorably known to
the amusement world for many years as a
clever child artist. appeared at English's Opera
house last night to fair-sized audience, pre-
senting Arcadia" musical extravaganza by
William Gill. Corinne is no longer a child, but
has developed into clever young woman,
whose dancing is the chief feature of the per-
formance. The burlesque is of rather inferior
grade, but the spectacular features particularly
the Amazon march in the last act which is
marvelously we'll executed by score Of beauti-
fully-costumed Amazons, are OF good quality,
and the singing good. In the company sew
eral well known performers. including Nose
Fiske and James Sturgess A number of
terpsichorean features are introduced as special
ties. and with these the audience seemed
pleased. The company will appear for the
mainder of the week, with the usual matinees.
MUsEUM-''LITrLE NUGGET"
The Sisson & Cawthorne Company began a
weeks engagement at the Museum, yesterday.
in Little Nugget" farce-comedy that is full
of fun and excitement, and incidental to which
songs and specialties The company has for its
leading members II. S. and Joe Cawthorne, two
very funny comedians; Oscar Sisson, who does
good piece Of character acting, and Josie Sis
son, one of the brightest and cleverest
soubrettes that has been seen here recently,
and sweet singer. The performance re-
ceived with continuous laughter and applause
by an audience that filled the theater. It will
be repeated, afternoon and evening, all week.
NOTES.
The advance sale of seats will begin ut the
box-ofice of the Grand to-day for the engage
ment of James O'Neill the last two nights of
the week, in the famous drama Monte Cristo "
play that has always drawn large audiences
here. II will be given very elaborate produc-
ton.
For the engagement of the famous Duff
Opera Company here the first part of mex,
| week the management have decided to presen,
Won Suppes spectacular opera, "a Trip to Africa.
on the three evenings, and Gilbert and Sullivan's
beautiful work "Iolanthe," which has never been
| done here properly, at the Wednesday matinee.
| These selections have been made because these
| operas are the best in the extended repertoire
| of the company and afford the best opportunities
! for the prime dome, Zelda Seguin Wallace
Lillian Russell and Verona Jarbeau. besides
the other well known artists with the company,
| which consists Of sixty ladies and gentlemen
| The advance sale Of seats will not begin unit
Saturday and the engagement promises to be
| notable musical and society event.
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ANNOYING EMENTs.
nR. J. j. GARVER-OFFICE 1875 NORTH NE
L. ridian street Residence, S24 North Penn. ST.

L. ridian street Residence, S24 North Penn. st.
NOTICE-WE HAVE MOVED OUR MAMMOTH
~ Grocery to 225 and 227 West Washington ST.,
nearly opposite where were. We the
West Market space. What would you say if you
could buy pair of MEMS womens or boys shoes for
so cents by calling at Mammoth Grocery boot
and shoe store!
81 for 27 pounds of New Orleans sugar.
81 for 10 pounds of Phoenix sugar.
81 for II pounds of Standard granuated
Zoe for pound of ground coffee.
15c for pound of ground coffee.
lie for l quart of Navy beans.
Sc for quarts of Navy beans
Sc for quart of Marrowfat beans.
Toe for package Heckers sef-rising buckwheat.
3Sc for gallon of maple syrup.
3Oc for gallon sorghum.
zoe for gallon sugar syrup.
712c for can of blackberries.
712c for l of cherries.
712c for can of Damson plums.
7l2c for can of peas.
7l2c for l can of Lima beans.
25c for pounds of good baking powder.
Sc for l found of good baking soda
25c for pounds of starch.
3Iac for 1 bar of Every Day soap; So. 40 box
1-3c for bar of Diamond soap.
3 1-3c for bar of Cincinnati Werk's German soap
212c for l bar of Palm Leaf
Sc for Zoe mug of mixed pickles.
Zoe for 25c mug of Scotch jam.
15c for pound of ground pepper.
sc for pound of Turkish prunes.
SC for pound of dried apples.
Sc fer pound of raisins
Eotice-Your prices goods when we
offer them do We have stock of shoes
be sold in a few days. Your price is them.
Call early and them
Nos 225 and OPT West Washington street,
Telephone 191 A. G. & G. T. KREITLEIN.
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The Orange County Election Cases.

The Orange County Election Cases.
Under the ruling of Judge Gresham in tine
Perkins case, the attorneys of the Orange
county men charged with bribing voters at the
last election, think that the defendants cannot
be tried in the federal court, and yesterday
afternoon filed petition for rehearing of the
motion to quash, which, when it originally came
up was overruled by Judge Woods.
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A Dinner Party.

Yestesday ut noon two young men were in az
East Washington-street restaurant Looking
along the room they saw a legal party at a table
Judge Gresham, Major Calkins and Major
Abram Hendricks. The fourth chair was turned
down.
who's that other chair turned down forl' in
quirss Ane young man of the other.
For S~raruy Forhius, probably" was the
reply
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acts
"Under the construction given the statutes by
counsel for the government it is plain that at
such election there would be acts of the
officers of election having exclusive reference to
the election of State county officers and the
exemption of them from any amenablity to the
federal jurisdiction for such acts, in the Ian
guage just quoted, would have no meaning. If
every act in violation of the State laws is equallya
violation of the federal laws, it would be imposs
BILE to commit any illegal act having exclusive
reference to the election of State and county
officers which is not 'amenable to federal juris-
diction.'
IAN examination of Sestion 55f4 shows that
+, the position or Counsel for the government is
untenable It provides that whenever, under
| the laws OF any State, the name of a candidate
| for Representative in Congress might be printed
| on the same ticket or ballot with the names OF
State and county officers it shall be deemed
sufficient prima facie evidence to convict any
person charged with voting. or offering to vote,
unlawfully, under the provisions of this chapter,
| to prove that the persons so charged cast or Of
fered to cast such ticket or ballot or to prove
| that the person so charged committed any Of
| the offenses denounced in this chapter with
| reference to such ticket or ballot Now
il the words so charged In the last clause refer
back to the offense of illegal voting only it would
have no meaning whatever, and is mere sur
plusage. In order to give any effect to that
clause, it must be read as if the word so were
| omitted from It. Being SO read, the intention
of Congress to make the section applicable as a
! rule of evidence to all offenses becomes more
| apparent AS thus interpreted, it means that il
| is only prima facie evidence of any offense
against the United States to prove that the act
charged was committed with reference to such
ticket or ballot, which may be rebutted by
proof that the act was not committed with ref
erence to the election of n Representative in
Congress-. This construction is supported, If not
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Society Events.

Miss Elizabeth Dye has issued cards for
Chocolate from to 7, March g." in honor Of
her guest, Mrs. Windsor, of Des Moines.
The ladies of the second section of Mayfower
Church will give q social at the residence of Mrs.
Gillette, No. As Broadway. Friday evening.
Several attractive features have been arranged
in the way of entertainment
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
viii hold their annual praise meeting in the par
lors OF the parsonage Or Saturday, March g..
from till 6 o'clock. A very pleasing entertain
ment has been in course of preparation for sew
eral weeks which is to be given by the young
ladies of the congregation.
An Historical Art Club has been organized by
Miss Selleck Of the High-school. Il is com.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Burt has gone to Paris, ILL.,, to attend ner
mother, who is very i'll.
Mrs John Kidd and sons left, yesterday, to
join Mr.. Kidd in Chicago.
Miss Kate L. Vinnedge, of Frankfort, is visit
ing friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. McHenry and Mrs. Brown, of Moline, are
the guests of Mrs. Arthur Sturtevant.
Mrs. W. @. Gresham, of Chicago, is the guest
of Mrs. Noble G. Butler, on Parke avenue.
Mr. Frank Fishback spent yesterday in the
city and returned to Danville, Ill.,, last night
Miss Cora Chafin, of Logansport is visiting
the family OF Justice Smock, on Central avenue.
R. S. Jacoby of the Springfield (O.) Manu-
featuring Company, is visiting his brotherin
law, Rev. G. G. Mitchell.
Mrs Houston Talbot will be joined here to-
day by her daughter, Mrs. James Howe, of
Chicago. and both will 60 to Asheville, n. c.
Mrs. Ralph Tousey, of Washing ton. D. c.,
went to Terre Haute yesterday, where she will
be the guest of Mrs. Demas Deming.
Miss Carrie Bell. one of the graduates Of the
Training School for Nurses, will leave for India
the first OF next month to become a missionary.
She will be sent by the Mayfower Congrega-
tional Church, of this city.
W. Fl. Messenger has returned from visit to
his parents, near Toronto, Canada. During his
spjourn ne was caught in most terrific snow
storm. in which he was unable to find his bear
ing for several hours, and was finally rescued by
large ST. Bernard dog belonging to the family.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Grand Hotel: Jos. Sumpter, Somerset, Ind. ;
A. S. Knapp, Columbus; John Morris, Fort
Wayne; Thos. Nelson. Bloomingdale; R. NJ.
Strattan and wife. Greencastle; Philip Best,
Covington; NJ. T. Lewman, Greencastle; j. l.
Riddle. Terre Haute; ". w. CARROT, Frankfort
c. E. Briant, huntingdon; A. j: Thurston, Da-
vid B. Wilson, Shelbyville; j. v. Mennby,
Eron 1T OVf. Tnh~
cennes; J. Q. Seaman, Shelbyvile.
Bates House: G. r. Akin. Carlisle; J. N.
Newbereer. LaPorte W. Chandler, Richmond;
A. G. Wright. wife and son. Monon; John L.
Delahunt. Jeffersonville; Geo. A. Magoon, T.
Starke. P. Conley, Muskeeon. Mich; J. 81.
Statesman. Thorntown; NJ Nolen, O. c. Norris,
Rushville: Thos. H. johnson. Columbus; W. J..
Harrison, New Orleans; j. Nj. Case, Columbus;
P. H. Blue. NJ. B. Wilson. c. E. Crawley, F. E.
Basier, Sullivan; A. B. Fitch, Terre Haute; D..
B. Baldwin and vito, Hope JOS G. Rogers. Lo-
eansport ]. E. Miller, Warrington: John Ban
aman, Brownstown.